April is
Autism Awareness month, and Lisa from
Pembroke Cookie Company is offering a special in honor of her daughter. Get
1 dozen walnut/chocolate chip (her daughter’s favorite) and
2 autism puzzle piece cookies for $12. A percentage of total sales at the end of the month will be donated to
Evan’s Run, a 5K/10K run that takes place in Norwell on May 23rd.
To quote Lisa, “There is no sweeter reason to order some cookies that can be enjoyed every day – no event needed!”
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If you have a birthday party, baby or wedding shower coming up, and you want to wow your guests with a stunning cake or adorable favors, I highly recommend Sweet Melissa Cakes and Cookies. Owner and founder Melissa Kurtz never fails to amaze me with her beautiful and delicious creations!
She created this sweet cake to match the invitation for my daughter Kelcey’s first birthday party last summer and I couldn’t have loved it more [read more…]
The Pembroke Cookie Company, founded by Lisa Robinson in 2008, is doing something very ’sweet’ this holiday. From now until December 17th, for every holiday cookie order placed, a dozen cookies will also be sent to a soldier. You can name a specific soldier if you like, otherwise Pembroke Cookie will choose who will receive this yummy care package! Visit their website and take a look at their delicious selection of holiday and winter cookies. Lisa also has some adorable baby and wedding cookie options too, perfect for shower favors!
Pembroke Cookie is now offering South Shore Mamas readers a 15% discount on all orders placed! Just enter the code ‘SSM‘ at checkout. Sweet!
Last winter, after ice-skating lessons for my sons at the Quincy Youth Arena, I joined my neighbors at a little place called GINGER BETTY’S BAKERY for a treat. I loved this place from the minute we walked in. The aroma of fresh baked cookies was amazing, and all of the cookies and ginger bread houses on display were nothing short of gorgeous! It took a while for the boys to pick a cookie out of the huge display case, but they finally decided on little ginger bread men and settled into the cozy seating area with their sweets. I sipped my coffee, chatted with the other Moms, and enjoyed the quiet for ten minutes before the kids were up and at ‘em again exploring the shop. Hey, that ten minutes was totally worth it! Now whenever I want to give the kids (and myself) a little treat, we head to Ginger Betty’s!
Every Wednesday at 10:30am Ginger Betty’s has a story hour. They are also available for birthday parties where kids can create their own cookie masterpieces, then eat them! See their website here for more information.
